The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-08-31
Personal Points.

attended the Helena fair.
p. P. Worsham and wife visited the
territorial fair last week.
Register lines and wife spent few
days at the capital last week.
Mrs. S. a. Houston, of Chicago, Wis.,
tied her son Will in Helena last week.
Mrs. Kidd spent several days in
Helena last week, visiting her husband.
Rev. Mr.. Hall and wife returned
from the Butte conference on THURSDAY.
Ed. Rich has gone to Helena to
accept position with plumbing firm.
C. P. Blakeloy and family returned
from an enjoyable trip to the Park on
Friday.
; Geo. Behringer, of Bozeman, attend
ed the old-timers' meeting at Helena
last week.
Mrs. Jno. LaiIerty and Mrs. Ed Al
derson, her daughter, visited Helena
last week.
R. Nogel, Mat Morrison and Gen.
Deutsch, spent few days in Helena
last week.
e NJ. FERRIS is visiting the Mann
moth mine, of Idaho, in which he is
interested.
w. B. Benham has gone to Helena
to participate in the territorial shooting
tournament.
MIR. Ellis, in charge of Howard Sc
hree's business in Bozeman, went to the
Park on Monday last.
james Henderson and family started
for the Park Friday. Jack Henderson
accompanied the party.
| Misses Annie and Marguerite Alder
son visited Helena last week, and at
tended the Press Association banquet.
IS. L. Holiday, OF Livingston, was a.
passenger on Sundays train for Helena,
where he goes as member of the coun-
| Gil.
-Cy Mounts, y. Beidler, Jno. Butler
and JOS Brown. were among the large
number attending the Helena fair last
week.
j. Libby and W. b. Benham, are the
only members of the Bozeman Gun Club
participating in the Territorial tourna-
ment.
Hon. F. X. Armstrong, speaker of
the house, left On Sunday for Helena,
where he goes to attend the extra
session.
Mrs. s. W. Langhorne and family,
after enjoying II visit with relatives in
Bozeman, left on Saturday for home in
Helena.
Logan Bullitt, formerly superintend-
ent of the Timberline mines, passed
through Bozeman from the west on
Thursday.
Gen. II. S, Williamson, agent of the
Crow Indians, passed through Bozeman
on Saturday, en.route to the Park for a |
weeks outing.
Special Agent Potter, of the Interior
Department, leaves this week for Bill
lings and Miles City, having concluded |
his business here.
-raul Mccormick, of Junction City,
was in the city last week, fully recover
ed from the press banquet in Helena, at |
which he attended.
Matt Black and family, went to
Cooke on Sunday. Mrs. Black, has been
somewhat i'll and the trip will no doubt
be of much benefit to her.
--JEo. Walsh is enjoying two weeks
holiday in Helena and Butte. At the
latter place he is visiting his brother
Joe, who Is employed as book-keepcr for
Cans 4 KlieD.
Capt. Jas. II. Mills and wife, of Deer
Lodge, and party of friends, making in
all party of nine persons, passed
through Bozeman on Thursday last, en-
route for the Park.
Ed Laflerty is visiting his mother
and sister in Bozeman. Ed says that he
will not 90 to California with Rolla, asJbe
originally intended; but will remain in
Helena, where he has several race
horses to train.
F. j. Haynes, the photographer,
passed through Bozeman on Thursday.
on his way to the Park, after having Wis.
tied some If the mountain peaks of
Washington territory.
Jim Mccartney came down from TIE
Park on Sunday for few days visit
Jim informs us that Capt. Mills and
party were splendldly cared for by Geo.
Wakefield, and that the Captain was
enjoying the wonderful scenes with the
ardor of an enthusiast.
MIR. Blake, clerk at the Grow reser-
vation was in the city Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Blake has great fOndness
for fruit but says he hardly expected
that his arrival in Bozeman would oc
casion such hearty and forcible pres
entation of liquid pears Ask him about
it.
j. Watermelon Redington, the
Heppner (Ore.) Gazette humorist, is at
large IN the Park. Joe was in Wonder
land in II with the United States resu-
lars, as special correspondent of the Salt
Lake Tribune, and will greatly epjov
second visit. He will visit Bozcman
next week on his return.
Phil Gibson, an energetic citizen
and boomer from Great Falls, passed
through Bozeman last week, en-route to
his home, accompanied by his wife,
children and two servants. Phil saws
that Great Falls is to be the MINNEAPOLIS
Of Montana, and that when the Mani.
toba railroad is completed TO Helena,
cheap excursions will be given to Great !,
Falls to allow everyone to judge for
themselves of its resources.